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The Washington critic., 1887-07-23
Upon The Mountains Brow.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND.
TWIN RESORTS OF TIRE ALLEGuANiEs.
5000 Feet Above the sca.
SEASON OPENS JUNE 23D, 1887.

Deer Park and Oakland, but sig miles dis
tant from each other, are connected by Il stI.
perb carriage road. Both are located directly
upon the main line of the Baltimore and Ohio
X. H. and all trains stop at both points.
Under the capable management of Mr.. Geo.
d. DeShields, these famous resorts will main
tain the high standard Of previous seasons.
Among the Improvements that will bo
noted by former guests are the Introduction
of electric lights Into house and grounds; largo
swimming baths added to the bathing ostab.
llshments for ladies and gcntlemen; increased
and improved water supply drawn from the
celebrated Boiling Springs.
RATES eco, s15 and 800 per month accord
ing to location. Diagrams of rooms and floors
can be seen at the d. and o. ticket Office, 1851
Pa. ave, Washington, d. g.
All communications should he addressed to
Geo ID, Deshields. Queen City IIOtel, Gum.
berland, Md, up to June TO- after that date
either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett Co., Md.
THE WASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL
i open June for the reception of guests.
Homelke and quiet. excellent table fare;
plenty of shade and good water; camp ground
affords delightful religious and social advan-
tages. Terms s25 to $50 per month. Inquire
of MRS. LA FETRA. at Temple Hotel,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
SLATER SCHOOL FUND.
Annual Meeting of she Trustees nj
Old Point.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l


F0BT MONROE, VA, May lS.-rhe M.
Dunl meeting Of the trustees OF the slater
Frnd for the promotion Of education
am0ng freedmen was held at the Hygala
Hotel, Old Point Comfort, to-day. The
president Of the board, Hon. Il. y. Hayes.
OF Ohio, was in the chair. The other men,
bers present were Senator Coiqu,tt, of
Georgia.; Rev. DR.. BOyce. OF Kentucky /;
Messrs. W. T.. Dodge and John A. Stewart,
New York: ID. c. Gilman. MiryLind, aut
y. a. Slater. Connecticut. From the re
port Of tie general agent, DR.. Hiyg))d. OF
Georlig, il appears that $4,000 has
been disbursed during the plst year
from the income OF the fund-ln
advance Of $4,000 upon the disbursements
Of the year before. His report. which t.
printed, contains n large amount OF statiS-
licsl information in regard to the progress
Of the schools which have received Slater
aid. Every institution thus helped must, in
addition 10 other instruction. provide ln-
dustIal training. II Is manifest that this
condition, which was thought questionable
at first, now meets with almost unanimous
avprohation. FOrty.twO schools-mOst Of
them training schools for teachers-haY
been aided during the year in sums vary
ing from $3.50 to $4,000.
The report OF the treasurer shows that
the original capital OF the fund-2l000,-
0C0-has been slightly augmented and IFS
securities are well invested.
The session OF the board was devoted to
the consideration OF the wants OF various
schools receiving aid, ard an aggregate al
lowance OF $4,000 vas made for the years
1SS7-'SS.
Dr. IIaygOod assured the board that
there are many Signs OF increasing interest
at he South in the problem Of negro elu-
cation. and that wise methods OF procedure
lave Deen promoted by the agency Of the
Slater fund. During the year he has
Travelled 1900 miles aud delivered over
200 addresses and sermons, besides collect
ed 4 vast amount OF Information by cor
r"sr ndence, circulars, and personal inter-
views.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr.


receipts Of dark tobacco. chiefly crops, have
been coming in more freely this week, and the
better grades have been easily disposed Of. aud
the market for such Is hrmer; for common
very low prices are still ruling. For selections
and wrappers. OF which there are few, from
IL TO 1876. is obtainablo. Some new cutters and
smokers are being sampled. but sales have
been slow, and the market here has hardly
peon established for the season on redried
stock. Very few new bright wrappers have
changed hands. Receipts are somewhat better
and selections larger. Bright sales have boen
mostly Of old wrappers Of fair TO good quality.
and some common grades from Is TO 3Oc.,
among which are many sold at a heavy loss
The western markets on Burley's show q con
siderable advance lately that has not yet boon
80 apparent in this market or Oh Virginia
grades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
A4o@A
= wILBOR'S COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER
\ OIL AND LIME. !
CURES COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA, BRoN.
CHITIs, AND ALL sCR0FULOus
HUMORS.

The friends OF persons who have boon re-
stored from confirmed Consumption by the use
OF this original preparation, and tho grateful
parties themselves, have, by recommending IL
and acknowledging ia wonderful efficacy,
given The article . vast popularity In New
England. Tho Cod-Liver OIL IL In this com bina-
ton robbed OF IL unpleasant taste aud render
ed dosbly effective In being coupled with tho
Lime, which IL itself q restorative principle,
quired 70 heal and restnra the dtseassd Lunga
A. b. wILBoR, Bsssoa. Proprietor. Sold By all
druggss- my t7-Tu, ThkSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
A ALEXANDRIA.
Death of DIR. GregOry-Juveniie
TempIars, &c.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May lS. DR.. William
b. Gregory died about noon to-day; aged
sixty years. Before the war he studied and
practiced medicine here and then went TO
scotland and practiced his profession there.
He returned to this city about the begin
nIng OF the war, and was afterwards APP
pointed surgeon in the Confederate army
and attached 10 Georgia brigade, aud
served throughout The war with honor
and ability. lie returned to this city and
resumed his profession until some year,
ago, when declining health caused him
to retire from active practice. He was
greatly beloved and esteemed by all who
knew him.
A large party of juvenile Good TemplIrs
from Washington visited Golden Light
Lodge last evening.
Captain Noble Smith, whose illness has
been noted, IS said to be dying to-day.
It's said that OF the large number OF
NlexandrIans In the Richmond and Dam
Vile Offices in Washington all but three or
four will lose their places. The transfer
occurs day after tomorrow.
George Miller, who was injured at the
Midland yards some time since, Is said TO
be past recovery.
htlUI VI AN''""'
for the city, has completed tins years a.
sessment. 1t shows an increase OF nearly
$50, coo over last year-real estate, S3,273,-
07O; persosal, 1892 1854; tithes, s2,062.
The clerk OF the Corporation Court to-
day recorded the charter OF the proposed
telephone line between Colonial Beach and
Fredericksburg. The iEcorporators are
chiefly Washingtonians, who summer at that
resort.
The anniversary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association was celebrated to-
night with the vim aud success OF ante
bellufn days, when the association was Sc
cond TO none in the State, il not this sec
ton. The exercises opened with the hymn
"All hail the power OF Jesus name."
Mr.. Uher, president OF the association,
made some remarks on the general good
work OF the association.
The secretary and treasuref's reports,
also that Of The board OF Directors, were
read, end showed the association 10 be on
an excellent footing financial and other
WISE. Some remarks complimentary TO The
auxiliary were made, Of course.
Rev. DR.. Condit, OF Long Island, then
preached, taking bis text from Revelations
xxi, o and Ga discourse OF good practical
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
Bishop Keane Wants no Parade.

\ meeting was held last night 10 make
ptcraialons for the reception OF Right
Rev. J. !. KCane, who j. expected home by
rht middle Of June. The catholic Sociclie.
ACTr anxious to give the Bishop welcome
by turning out in iul force 50 rs not TO
be- 0utdOne by their brethren IN Baltimore,
Wirc twenty-five societies, numbering
over LOCO members, are now making
preparations TO give Cardinal Gibbons a
Grand demonstration on his return to thi,
country.
Very Rev. \. Van de Nyver told the
members of The committee that he felt
sure the Bishop would not favor any pub
lie demonstration, and under that advice
the committee agreed to forogo the pIrade
and resolved that a committee Of fOfiy-fgc
would receive him at Ashland, and on
lLcir arrival at the Union depot carriage:
would be in waiting to convey the party TO
ibe episcopal residence. \ day or two
after there Will be public reception
probably at the Richmond Theatre and
The Bishop Will Toe presented with set Of
resolutions welcoming him home after his
long abserce, and then it is cutie possible
tblt be may give an account Of hi, trp
af.r,oI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
sourHLRN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
The first Day OF che ANIMAL scs.
siou-Banquet, &c.

THE Southern Press Association wa.
called 10 order nj II A. N. yesterday In the
rcntlCmon's parlor Of the Exchange Hotel,
President EllysoD In The chair.
Tie addr, ss Of the president vas quite
bnCihv. and covered lmporitn: matters
TRANSMITTING during the past year.
The suggestions contained IN the report
the president were referred 10 a commit.
tee ,cf sistng oi MessTs. Walsh, Scrons,
and Jones.
Arosolution was adopted instruc,lng the
Executive Committee OF the Southern Press
Association 20 visit New York city at an
early date and confer with the Executive
Committee OF the Associated Press.
The invitation OF the Richmond press 10
fake drive about the city, attend BAR
qtIei 1T night, and visit Old Point Comfort
Thursday and Natural Bridge Friday, was
accepted. and the thanks Of the associa.
ton were rendered their kind entertainers.
"A resolution was adopted requesting that
a &c, cral resume Of the icreign news be
supplied the newspapers for Sunday issues.
The Improvement Of the telegraph SER
vice vas freely discussed, and Messrs. Will
liam and Hatton, representing the As,o-
ciaied Press, were invited to take part in
The discussion.
TIE VISITORS PRESENT.
The following gentlemen, some OF whom
are accompanied by ladies. are attending the
conventions Patrick Walsh and wife, Au-
gusta, Chronicle; :. ID. Pool and wife,
imcs-DemOcrat, New Orleans; JimaS w.
Lambert and wife. Democrat, Natchez,
Mis-; AdOlph ). Ochs, wife, aud sister,
rimCs, Chattanooga, Tenn W. W. ScrOns.
Montgomery Gaia J Advertiser; ;. ). Not
tingham, Norfolk VA Landmark; J. G..
Fivcssh, Norfolk (Na.l Ledger; II. g. Han
sou. Macon (Ga.) Telegraph; G. II. Jones,
Jack ,onyille (Fla) Times-U Union; +. G..
Papicr, New Orleans Picayunc.
The following gentlemen were atten-
dauts on the meeting:
". Il. SOmeryllle, superintendent press
department Western Union Telegraph
COMPANY; j. Merrihew, general superin-
tcndtnt Western Union Telegraph Com.
gary: q. II. IIattOn. Washington Agent OF
Associated Press; G.. X. Williams. assist
ant general manager OF Associated Press.
Yesterday afternoon the visitors were
driven around the city in hacks and shown
The different points Of interest.
THE BANQUET.
Let night banquet was rendered the
vi,iiors at the WostmOrellnd Club-iIouie.
Governor Lee and other Distinguished
euc.ts we're present. and the evening was
one Of rare enjoyment.
MOVEMENTS TO-DAY.
This morning the association will leave
leTc ~ 40 on an excursion ria the MIs>is-
siupi- Valley ard NewpOri-News road 10
Noiiolk. They will return IN the evening
IL G'l0 O'Clock Tomorrow they will 90
10 Natural Bridge.
This morning the delegates from Biz.
minpham. Ala, Nicksburg. Miss, and
Shreveport. La., will arrive, having been
Gcla,td at Lynchburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
FINANCIAL
FEW YORK BALTIMORE. AM RIoH'
M0HD STOCK xxcHAIaxs.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, rsbaees, fur-
psntins, Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Narksts.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch

NEW YORK, May is.-There was another
burst OF activity In the stock market to-day,
and under tho lead OF New England and Mis-
souri, Pacific material advances were establish
cd over the entire list. There we're extensive
efforts ON the part OF the bears to cover their
shorts. and In Now England something Ike
squeeze "a believed 10 have taken place In the
street. The unusual strength and animation
was set down entirely to this cause. Gould
shares were prominent, and the general BELIEF
Is that Gould has taken hold OF his speclaIties
Tor rise. Foreign buying was somewhat
larger to-day, but did not reach n position
OF importance In the market There was
considerable hammering by room-traders
In the forenoon, but Il had ittlo Of
feet upon prices, and later In the day efforts
were directed TO getting back their stocks
After the FIRST two leaders OF the market Union
Pacific was the most conspicuous, and
grangers, with the exception Of St. Paul. occu-
pied n subordinate position In market There
was squirt In Pacific Mail late In the day upon
the closing Of the books for the election. There
was little special feature among the remainder
Of the list, though all shared In tho gen.
eral improvement. New England was ex-
tremely active after i2 O'Clock. The open
ing was irregular but generally nrm,
though the differences from last evening y
final prices we're for slight fractions only. The
market was strong from the opening. Coal
stocks and graDgers were inclined TO weakness
at first hut later recovered their tone. After
first hour tho market quleted down and pricos
renamed stationary until the AFTERNOON. Atter
that time moro animation was shown aud a de-
cidedly strong tone developed throughout the
list, while New England and Missouri Pacific
with few Of the specalties made marked adj
vances. The improvement continued until the
close, which was active and strong nj the bost
prices of the day with most everything higher.
Total sales, 467 900 shares.
NO,n.--StOcEs active ana steady. Money easy
at las per cent. Exchange-Long. 40 AIS q !:
short. tGl afS7 Governments dun.
MISUNDERSTANDING unchanged. Money ta5
per cent. closing at 5. SuD-rreasury bal
Gold. sl3i SO, 900; currency, sl5.33i.00
Governments duh: 4per cents, l29; 3psr cents,
100 bid state bonds dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
i OWE MY LIFE.
cHArTEs g.
+" Wa tsksn sick 4 year ego
With bilious-fsyef.r

WIN Wtyurtoftis
any doctor pronounced mo cured, but { sot
sick again. with terrible pains In my bsck ssf
sides, and got 10 badT
Could not novel
sbruDki
From 2Ss ~. 10 80 hal been doctoring for
my liver, but IL did no good. an not expect
10 live moro than threo months began 70 uss
Hop Bliters.
Directly ny appetite returned. my psiss left
me. my entire system seemed renewed - "
by magic. and after using several bottles am
not only a. sound a. sovereign, but weigh
more than did before. To Hop Filters owe
Dublin, June Q. -.
cHArrss ~.
.Maldon, Nass. Feb. I, 1874 --sentiemsn
suffered with attacks 81 sick-headsche."
Neuralgia. female trouble, for years In me
most terrible and cxcruciating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me relief or
cure until I Used Hop Bi.tsrs.
"Tho nrst bottle
Nearly cured mo-
when child.
"And have been 40 to this day
Ny husband was an Invalid for twenty years
with q serious
kidney. liver. and urinary compisint
pronounced by Bostons boat physicisns--
"Incurable
Seven bottles Of your Bitters cured him. AMI
know OF the
"Liyes Of eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have been ssved BY
yosr biiters.
And many moro are using thsm with great
benefit. They almost do miracles."
-hrs. y. D. Sidek.
How To GET sIcK.-Rxpoee yourself day and
night ca; too much without exercise, work too
hard without rest, doctor all the time, take All
tho vie nostrums advertised, and then you VII
want 10 know
How TO OFT wRIL-which IL answered In
three words-Iake Hop Bit,ers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
MARKETS By TELRGRAPs
NEW YORK.

HSw YeRK, May 18.-Cotton steady; sales,
233 bales; uplandg, 10 16-l6c. Orleans, Ike
net receipts, 2.S56 bales: exports-to Great Bri-
tain, COO bales stock, H4,5Sl bales. Southern
-four quiet. Wheat hahc lower; No. red,
May, e63laNc. June. j4a96Ac. July. 95Ha
% 15-l6c. Corn generally steady and mode
rately active, closing heavy; No. 9, May, 47s<a
4sc 4; July, 477Sa4Sc. August, 40 l-l6aigl(c
Oats-Cash steady aud active; No. 2, May,
93ka33hc. June, 33II a331sc.; July, 331S a33ifc
options active; No. z Rio, May. az. 25asi7.40
June, sl735atl7.70; July, fiz5OaSlS. Sugar
steady; refined quiet. Molasses quiet and
firm; 5O-test, 20c Rice firm. Cotton-soed oil,
quiet at sl.e2h ssl.aX. Turpentins dun at
S5kc. Hides steady and quiet. Wool quiet
ana unchanged. Pork quiet Beef dull. Mid
dies dull and nominal. Lard 5a7 points lower /;
western steam, 81 June. t6.gSaS7; July, E.OGa
sos Freights dull
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. ND, May 1a-Cotton steady !:
middling. lie. Flour nrm and fairly active I;
HOwaTd-sreet and western super, s95Oat3 10 ;
do. extra, 81. 25ssa90; do family. s4aSL50: city
mills super, g. 50aS3; DO. extra, g. 25aS3 rs DO
Rio brands, iL75af5; Pstapsoo superlaiiyo
patent. $3.50; do. family. s.. Wheak-Southern
steady and quiet; red. e5aGc. amber, Hs9sc. |:
western lower and quiet: No. winter red,
spot, 95Ha96c. May, 5AIa06c; June, 95J6a9Bc ;
July, 93h s9ic. August, gika9lEc. Corn
Southern irregular aud firm; white, 52aS5c !;
yellow. cease. wes;ern easier and dull mixed
spot, is9 a49Hc. May, soc. asked; June. Etsa
4Skc. July, 4S1SaiSAc. Oats steady aud quiet :;
southern and Pennsylvania, 3tas9c. western
white, S6a3ec.; western mixed, sasS5c. Rye
quiet az 5Sa60c. Hay steady; prime 10 choice
western. si4asii.5o. Provisions steady and
duh. Mess pork. sla.50atia Bulk meats
shoulders and clear-rib sides, packed, z and s..
shoulders. 7ka7ac.: elear-rfb sides.
ghc.; hams, 1sai4c. lard-Renned, 8i<askc'
Butter steady; western. packed, i5asOc. !;
creamery, 2lasnc. Eggs higher at i2kaisc.
Petroleum steady; refined. SIC. Coffee I'M
settled and dull: Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 fair.
lsHsisAc. Sugar quiet and steady: A soft.
1868: copper-rennod steady at a4astSc.
Whisksy steady at tfi0. Freighss 20 liverpool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
N EETINGS.

A CALLED MEETING OF THE
"A OLD DOMINION DEMOCRATIC CLUB
OF JEFFERSON WARD will be- held at their
new headquarters, No. 1909 east Maln street,
on THURSDAY. 10Th instant, at ~ p. NJ.
sharp. A full attendance il urgently request
ed, as business OF the utmost Importance will
be up for consideration.
JAMES w. GIBBONS. President
Of Old Dominion Democratic Club Of jefferson
Ward.
J. SAMUEL WILKINSON, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
a Singular Fire.
~ teIegraph % the Dlspatch.

CHICAGO, May lS.-The Imes'S special
irom flillsborO'. Texas, says: Late Monday
night +. l.. Nicholson, druggist, was put
ting Wallpaper in racks aud his brother
W., throwing It up to him. One bundle
be failed TO catch, and ii fell back on
br.p, breaking it, and in an instant every
thing was IN bllZc. The lamp was not
more than ten itct from several barrels Of
whisky. brandy. turpcntine, and kerosene
oil. l.. l.. Nicholson barely escaped with
hi, liic. The lire spread with great rapid
ity. The whole block, excepting the
.tcr,housc occupied by W. II. Ellington q
TO, was speedily consumed. The house
occupied by W. II. Ellington was badly
damaged. Loss, Sl2O,00); insurance,
qG2 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
THE CALLEGo-MILLS CASE.
Argument Resumed-Bid from Mr..
Charles l.. Todd.

Argument w9s continued in the Chan
ccN Court yesterday on the admission of
the upset hid OF General Anderson in the
College mills ease. Captain Il. G.. Scott.
counsel for Mr.. Charles l.. Todd, continued
his .pCCch and closed. He was followed by
Major T.. G. PegTam, counsel for General
1C.rph T.. Anderson. Colonel John II. GUY,
lnluey for the Stokes estate, and Mr.. l..
! Cannon for Mr.. Todd.
1ic counsel for Mr. Todd prc'en'cd 4
'uorer in court Offering $1,000 for the " Gal
lero" and "O'Dancs' brands OF flour,
which is a larger amount than the original
lid If the HaXall. Cren,haw Company or
ihe upset bid Of General Anderson.
Argument will probably be finished to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
Last Night.s Telegranhie Flashes.

Mr.. PaInell was I'm the lobby OF tue
House Of Commons yesterday. He wore
large muller and looked feeble and ema-
ci9ted.
Colonel j. W. Paramore. father OF the
Cotton Compress Company OF st. Louis,
died la't Tuesday OF pneumonia after
shoit illness.
A special from GalIipolis, o., says The
boiler at the saw-mill OF Betz Il Morrison
exploded Tuesday, wrecking the mill and
iriuuDg five men, three fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
a Sen-Siek Passenger

on the ocean cares little about storm. He Is
positively Indifferent whether he is washed
Overt Gard or not But, set right by wine-
glassiul or two Of Hostettor's Stomach Btters,
he feels renewed interest in his personal safe
". This fine corrective neutralizes In brackish
water-often compulsorily drank on shipboard,
TO the grieyous detriment Of health-the PERM
cious impurities which give rise to disorders OF
the stomach, liver, and bowels. To the ma
rinor. the tourist. the western pioneer and
miner the Bitters is Invaluable as a means Of
protection against malaria when its seeds are
latent In air and water. To the effects Of over
work, mental or manual, 1t Is a most reliable
antidote, and TO the debllitated and nervous il
affords great and speedily-felt relief and vlgor
my l9-1h(w)Sa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
Death of william Loram. ESQ.

Yesterday afternoon ut O'Clock Mr..
William Loram died at his residence, in
This city. He was native OF Ireland, but
for a number OF years resided IN Peters
burg. He was member Of the City Coun-
ell Of that place, and took leading part ~
be has lived in this city. Mr.. LOrlm was a
man Of warm-hearted instincts, was true
friend, and his death will be sincerely It,
mcnted by all who knew him. He will be
buried IN BIandiord cemetery, near Pc
tersburg, to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
His SKULL Badly Fractured.

Yesterday morning Winston Barrett, a
coorcd labortr 1T the Philadelphia quarry,
who was employed in loading ears with
granite, was knocked of a tlIt.clr by coming
in contact with guy-ropc and thrown
upon pile OF Granite and seriously hurt.
lie was brought TO MOrtOn's ilower-garden
and the city ambulance summoned, which
responded quite promptly, aud conveyed
him TO the City Hospital. Dr. Rogers, the
physician in charge OF the ambulance. eX-
aulned Barretrs injuries and discovered
that his skull was badly fractured. several
pieces Of bone were taken out ana the s&ull
trCpanaCd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
Personals and Rriefs.

No cases were tried IN the Hastings
Court yesterday.
William Ellyson. Esq, will conduct the
meeting at the Fourth.S Street chapel to-
night.
The Old Dominion Democratic Club will
meet tonight at their headquarters, No.
1900 east Nam street.
Among the visitors 10 the Senate cham.
Der yesterday were ex-senator and Judge
Christian, OF MidGlesex, and Judge A. Z.
King, OF Fluyanna.
The ladies' festival at No. 600 east Main
street will not close until Friday night, and
they are row furnishing lunch each day,
commencing at III A. NJ,